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Musician Stevie Wonder announced on 24 February that he would be moving to Ghana.
Musician Stevie Wonder announced on 24 February that he would be moving to Ghana. © Reuters Marketplace/Abaca Pictures

Since the 1990s, Accra has fast-tracked residency permits for US celebrities such as Stevie Wonder and Richard Bona who, in return, have become Ghana's informal ambassadors.

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